The phrase "a systematic means of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structured or organized method for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research team developed a systematic means of analyzing the data to ensure accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "an organized method for" or "a structured approach to".
When 2006 began, the United States military did not have a systematic means of tabulating sectarian attacks in Iraq.
Companies still groping for solutions need something management science lacks: a systematic means of engaging with senior leaders as individuals.
Those in the environment movement claim Kennedy had many sexual relationships through the years, and some believe it was a systematic means of gaining trust and gathering intelligence.
A software development method is a systematic means of organizing the process and products of a software construction project.
Optimization methods provide a systematic means of designing heterogeneous materials with tailored properties and microstructures focussing on a specific objective.
The framework provides a systematic means of understanding creativity in requirements engineering and comprises five elements (product, process, domain, people and socio-organisational context).
While the legislation provided additional resources for law enforcement and a systematic means for regulating the use of most psychoactive drugs, it also did away with mandatory minimum sentences and provided more support for treatment and research.
Involving the consumer in the process of developing and marketing gluten-free foods through market research provides for a more systematic means of managing consumer knowledge in new food product development.
Recordings of abductions and/or adductions revealed a systematic mean difference of 2 4 degrees during the range of flexion measured.
The goal of the Institute's salary administration program is to provide an equitable and systematic means of compensating its various categories of employees in relation to their assigned duties and responsibilities and, as much as possible, recognize differences in individual performance levels.
Electronic data collection therefore holds potential as an efficient and systematic means of collecting data about health risk factors to assist in the provision of preventive health care for Aboriginal people.
